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Water main break closes Jorgenson Hall

Students and staff in Ryerson’s Jorgenson Hall were evacuated Thursday as a water main break on the corner of Yonge and Gerrard streets left the building without water.

Sunshine List reveals Rye’s top pay grades

Ontario’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act brings you the Sunshine List, a magical document that shows how much cash Rye’s folks get paid

Accommodation policy gets flak

Un-cooperative instructors have been deemed one of the major obstacles to accommodation for Ryerson students with disabilities

Sunshine Lists and future concerns

In which the EIC’s final opinion piece is a quasi-jeremiad concerning the media

Government busts a tuition cap

Ontario has limited tuition increases to three per cent

Giving Ryerson a grade

We subjectively grade the usual suspects on their work this past year

IMA in review

The glitz and glamour of the image arts building’s gallery has overshadowed some students’ concerns

RIOT! group paints Second City fuchsia

After 60 years of tradition, RIOT! 2013 goes big by getting off campus and performing their showcase at The Second City in Toronto

This guy has a building in his hand

A Ryerson architecture professor is heading a unique project

Summer job dress codes

Dread trading your fashionable looks for the sake of appearing professional? Not to fear! The Eyeopener talked to three stylists from Guess, Urban Outfitters and Buffalo to figure out which trends are going to be a big part of this year’s summer collections

Business & Technology

What happened to radio at Ryerson?

From the bottom of the dial to the bottom of the barrel — how CKLN and Radio Ryerson deprived me of campus broadcasting

Business & Technology

Super-computing to save the planet

Over 300 trillion calculation are completed every second behind an unmarked door in a mundane looking strip mall in Vaughan, Ont. For security reasons, the exact location of Canada's largest supercomputer is a closely guarded secret

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